Lori Greene graduated cum laude from Brooklyn Law School in 1994 and received her undergraduate degree, with honors from Tufts University in 1991. She is a certified mediator and an attorney, licensed to practice law in New York, with over 20 years of combined legal and business experience. Lori’s broad range of experience and skills include: complex family law matters, insurance coverage disputes, and commercial litigation cases, allowing her to skillfully assist clients in resolving all of their business and legal issues involved with divorce. In her private family law practice, working as a divorce mediator and collaborative attorney, she is gratified by helping her clients reach workable, out of court solutions for a legal separation or a divorce. Lori is a member of many esteemed professional mediation and legal organizations, including The New York State Bar Association, the Westchester County Bar Association, and the NYSCDM divorce mediators group.

Mr. Browne Green, Esq. is admitted to practice law in both California and Virginia. Mr. Greene received his B.A. from George Washington University, Washington, District of Columbia in 1958. Upon graduation, Mr. Greene attended George Washington University Law School, Washington, District of Columbia and received his degree in 1961. During his illustrious legal career, Mr. Greene has published works including: Jury selection: More important now than ever, Advocate Magazine, January 2010 and It’s complicated: Handling cases with difficult fact patterns, Advocate Magazine, February 2014.

Area of Practice: Trial Law Lawrence Greenspon practices criminal defence and personal injury litigation. In fact, he is the only lawyer in Ottawa who is a specialist certified by the Law Society in both criminal and civil litigation. On the personal injury side, Lawrence has represented many plaintiffs with spinal cord, traumatic brain and other serious injuries resulting from car accidents, slips and falls, product liability and police misconduct. Lawrence Greenspon represents the little guy against governments, institutions, insurance companies and corporations. As a criminal defence lawyer, Lawrence has represented people charged with murder, drug and other criminal offences. He represented the first person charged in Canada under the Anti-Terrorism Act. He is a past President of the Defence Counsel Association of Ottawa. He has done these cases at trial level, the Ontario Court of Appeal and has appeared in the Supreme Court of Canada on almost a dozen occasions. He is a graduate of Ottawa University Law School and a member of its Honour Society. In 1981, International Year of the Disabled Person, Lawrence Greenspon co-founded REACH, the Resource Education Advocacy Centre for the Handicapped and was a Chair and Board member of the organization for over 10 years. He has been awarded the Gordon Henderson Award (County of Carleton Law Association) and the Advocates' Society Award of Justice. He has also chaired the United Way Community Services cabinet, CAYFO (Child and Youth Friendly Ottawa), the Multicultural Centre, the Jewish Community Centre, Motorcycle Ride for Dad and the Prostate Cancer Fight Foundation. In 2011, Lawrence inspired and created the Nordic Pole Walk for Cancer Survivor Care to support the programs and services of the new Maplesoft Centre in Ottawa. He has volunteered by cycling, paddling, dancing (Dancing with the Stars for Easter Seals), Nordic Pole walking, playing hockey, boxing for Fight for the Cure, organizing, leading and auctioning for hundreds of charities in Canada, the Caribbean, Asia, the Far East and Africa. He has been honoured as a CAYFO Champion and he has twice received the Golden Apple Award (the Ottawa Food Bank), the Quality of Life Award from St. Joe’s Women’s Centre, the Lifetime Achievement Award (Volunteer Ottawa) and the Community Builder of the Year Award (2008).